SOLUTION: u/u-u+1/2=4
The professor gave this question at the end of class and he did not get to go over it. At first I tried to get rid of the two on the bottom but I got stuck when it cam
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Question 155593: u/u-u+1/2=4
The professor gave this question at the end of class and he did not get to go over it. At first I tried to get rid of the two on the bottom but I got stuck when it came to getting rid of all the u's.
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
u/u-u+1/2=4
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(u/u) - u + (1/2) = 4
1 - u = (7/2)
u = 1 -(7/2)
u = -5/2
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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